Tire Stretch Calculator
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,535
From: Morton Grove, IL
I've seen a few people post wanting to know what size goes with what and how it would look like.. well now you can use this.
Basically all you do is enter the original size, and then enter the desired sizes and on the side it shows
a chart comparing the original with the new one with lines. Sort of like the offset calculator you see online
Also note this doesn't show Camber, it's just a Tire Calculation file.
Hope this helps anyone:
Tire Stretch Calculator: Select Tire or Rim Manufacturer from Left Hand Column
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Basically all you do is enter the original size, and then enter the desired sizes and on the side it shows
a chart comparing the original with the new one with lines. Sort of like the offset calculator you see online
Also note this doesn't show Camber, it's just a Tire Calculation file.
Hope this helps anyone:
Tire Stretch Calculator: Select Tire or Rim Manufacturer from Left Hand Column
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,535
From: Morton Grove, IL
generally if your gonna be stretching tires your gonna need a little more psi then usual to help keep the beads of the seal tighter.
im running 40-42 psi on 225/35/18 on 18x10
im running 40-42 psi on 225/35/18 on 18x10
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